Amole as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Amole

What is the meaning of the name Amole ?

The baby name Amole is a Male name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced uh-MOHL (approx.; IPA: /əˈmoːl/).

Amole is Hindi, Sanskrit in Origin.

Amole bridges South Asian and Mesoamerican sources. In India, it functions as a modern given name in Marathi and Hindi, ultimately from Sanskrit amūlya “invaluable, priceless.” Usage grew in the 20th century alongside the shorter form Amol; a notable bearer is filmmaker Amole Gupte. Variants and related names include Amol (masculine), Amoli/Amolee (often feminine), and Amulya/Amoolya (unisex), all conveying “precious” or “beyond price.”

In Mexican and Southwestern Spanish, Amole is a loanword from Classical Nahuatl amōlli “soap,” naming yucca and soaproot plants used as natural cleansers. There it appears chiefly as a common noun, surname, or toponym, and only rarely as a given name. Parents choosing Amole may therefore read it either as “priceless” (Indic etymology) or as evoking purity and the cleansing properties of the amole plant (Nahuatl–Spanish strand).